Sentence examples for seminal experiments from inspiring English sources

Seminal experiments conducted on rats in the 70s appeared to have proved this.

After Black's seminal experiments, various other gases were chemically characterized in the second half of the 18th century, including oxygen (which he called dephlogisticated air) by the English clergyman and scientist Joseph Priestley, nitrogen by Daniel Rutherford (a pupil of Black), and hydrogen by the English physicist and chemist Henry Cavendish.

Many of the seminal experiments in this area have been called into question.

We highlight seminal experiments, and present an outlook for future progress.

In his seminal experiments, Selye injected irritating agents into mice and observed how the animals' organs and systems responded.

Beginning with seminal experiments of Lakes, who demonstrated NPR in a foam structure [2], various structures and materials have been shown to exhibit the NPR phenomenon [3 15].

His first acknowledged work, It's Gonna Rain was Reich's seminal experiment in phasing.

In a seminal experiment, published in The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology in 1968, he showed subjects a series of random shapes in rapid succession.

In 1975, not long after Dr. Bissell started her work, another scientist published a hard-to-refute seminal experiment that seemed to indicate that cancer cells could become normal in the right environment.

To that extent, freelance journalist and technologist Kevin Anderson suggested a repeat of a seminal experiment in data journalism and social science, performed in the wake of the 1967 Detroit riots, a six-day breakdown of law and order which left 3 dead, hundreds injured, and 7,000 people arrested.

Quaggiotti et al. [23] in a seminal experiment did not find a relationship between uptake and high/or low affinity of NO 3 − cell transporter to HS stimuli.